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Dr. Danielle Belardo runs a preventive cardiology practice in Los Angeles. She said it's easier to maintain a high-fiber diet using frozen fruits and vegetables than fresh.
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Dr. Trisha Pasricha said gut health is crucial for overall wellness. Support it with simple habits like eating fermented foods and taking a fiber supplement.
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Lauren Twigge, a registered dietitian, makes sure she includes protein in every meal and snack.
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These days, it's hard to find a beverage that's just a beverage, as brands add ingredients like fiber, protein, adaptogens, and nootropics to their recipes.
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I used ChatGPT to estimate the protein, fiber, and calorie content of every meal for 2 weeks.
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Professor Sarah Berry is a nutrition scientist who specializes in heart health.
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Shopping for supplements can be overwhelming.
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Hailey Gorski follows the "produce, protein, portion rule."
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A diet high in fiber-rich foods, such as berries and seeds, may help lower the risk of colorectal cancer.